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The back is the most important muscle in your body. Doing Lat pulldowns helps your back posture itself to keep your body upright. I personally do pulldowns every upper body day to make sure that my back is strong and healthy so that I can move around and do... show more

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Grow those wings and fly into #FursuitFriday Your lats have insertions in your arms and engage when you lower your shoulders. If you don’t feel your lats engage during lat pulldowns then be sure to pull your shoulders back and down to fire them up 🔥 💪 #fursuit #fitness

Grow those wings and fly into #FursuitFriday Your lats have insertions in your arms and engage when you lower your shoulders. If you don’t feel your lats engage during lat pulldowns then be sure to pull your shoulders back and down to fire them up 🔥 💪 #fursuit #fitness

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